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Steam Boiler Branch
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The origins of the Steam Boiler Branch date to 1910 with the passage of the Steam Boilers Act. The act came into effect in 1913, and the Steam Boiler Branch was placed in the jurisdiction of the Department of Public Works. The functions of the branch were conducted under the auspices of the Trades and Labour Bureau of the Department of Public Works. The branch became part of the Department of Labour in 1919, and in 1930, became known as the Boiler Inspection Branch.
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The Steam Boiler Branch had responsibilty for approving the design and specifications of all steam boilers, air receivers and pressure vessels built for use in Ontario. As well the branch performed an inspection function;, every used boiler or pressure vessel had to be inspected to ensure it could be safely operated when either being sold or undergoing extensive repairs. The Branch issued certificates for those vessels passing inspection.
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RAD: Rules for Archival Description, 2nd edn (2008)
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2026-11-16: migrated to AtoM
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Annual Reports for Dept of Labour 1937; RG 7 inventory
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Archivist(s):
John Dirks